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The Courts.


CRIMINAL COURr-yud ye Montgomery.
To-day, Vim. Hail, larceny from the person;
bench warrant returned ''capL" John Essex.
do; do Vim. MCGUIRE, assault; guilty, with q
recommendation TO mercy.
PROBATE CoURT-Jud0e Merrtck.
Estate Oh Louis Neurat :; order appointing Annie
E. Neurath ADMINISTRATIVE d. b. q. aud c. t. u.
bond. Estate Of Caroline c. Arthur; will admit.
ted TO probate and letters issued TO M. r. Morris
and Ben. HELEN; bond $3o, 900. Estate of Antonio
Pelletier; X. Haynes appointed admin'r; bond
$1,000. Estate OF Michael Mahoney; will admit
ted to probate and letters issued to Lemue FugiJJ
bond 81, 00O Estate OF Samuel v. Niles; do, and
letters issued 70 Mary s. Niles; bond So, 900. rs
tate OF r. L. Mackall, ST.; letters OF udninistra-
tion issued 70 X. L. Mackall bond 500. Estate OF
Catherine K COyle; order directing transfer OF
stock to legatees. In reA. NJ. and q. < MCGOWAN;
U. =. MCGOWAN appointed guardian; bond s., OOO.
In re Kate Lackey ct al; JAS Lackey da.: bond
$1,000 Estate OF Jacob Funk; order Ior sale. In re
howard hoimes; i. J. snedd appointed guardian;
bond $500. Estate OF D. II. Morrison; citation is
sued. Estate OF Louisa l. Merrill; will died with
petition Tor leltera In re orphans VI w. II. kus-
sell; Pauline Russell appointed guardian; bond
1900.
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Earned Runs-Detroit, 2; St. LOUIS Three
base hits-Fvut4 Home runs-k1chards0n. WEIGH.
inson. First base on ballg-Hanlon, Gleason.
Caruthers, Robinson. First base on errors-D. .
4 Wild pitches--CaruthefA i T1me-2:l0 Um.
ptron. QeRney and Kelly.
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FxrAsix WOUNDED N BzAn.-s,mou nsvey,
e19hry-thfee years oid, OF EAst sullivan Ma, dled
Wsdnssday nosniag ircn in1ar,ss fecsivsa nosday
Wccndsd By 8 gua 9 . : eomnsiA. sfsseEs2
n ni's2L 3 w . Sssae Is SCssS~
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Dissrics Govsrnncnt ASsn,rs,

TIE PfRE-EsCAPs COMMISSION
James, 70 iocsss t me
gongs ana lights which the commission have
ordered the proprietors to erect upon them.
The District Commissioners nave instructed the
health on1cer, when notifying them OF matters re-
CURING attentien to state fully and stinctly the
Bernard Mahon has been appointed q watchma1
month. fnos. W. sutton has been transferred
man ut the sand yard and K II. Gains has been
appointed to MI the vacancy.
ne commissioners have authorized the resur.
hclng OF rev YORK avenue, between 11th and I2th
STREETS northwest; OF the south side OF Mount Vet
non square, and OF nth street, between Pennsyl
vania and New York avenues.
sales Of Real Estate.
Lucy E Howard has bought OF James Robin,
e al for g s2S sub lot II, So s77, 1890 feet OF
mas bought ior =, 100, OF Thomas Z Waggamsnn
sub lots ~ and ~, 80. 3S7, fronting each 1a1Oh
oy 70 on s'n IT,, let p and Q sta NV.
Transfer Of Real Estats.
Deeds In fee have been died ~ follows: T. e
Waggamann to John 0aegler, sub lots Is and 10
50. ~; A,1oo. D. +. GilDert TO Mira A. r. Periie
iot 9, block II. Takoma Park; 500. James Rob
$685.. X Fendall to c. Hawkins, part 10S BIZ
addition 70 West Washington; q, 5S5.
The state Department has been informed that
under royal order, citizens Of the United State,
may visit Cuba when provided with passports, OF
other documents OF Identification; or, In The alb
sence OF these, they must make o sworn state
ment, supported by witnesses, as to their identity
before United States consul, when the authori
ties Will issue certificates 10 them free OF charge
United States citizens provided with such cerLli
cafes, or docuiientS, will be required TO present
them 10 the proper authorities for visa before
leaving Cuba
CANNOT BE PAID OUT OF THEIR FEEs.-1n reply Il
the Commissioner the First Controlerof the Treas
ury has decided that the salaries Of members Of
the board for examining steam engineers for the
D1stsict Of Columbia, cannot be paid out OF thei
fees
TEE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the world
is onered free to every new subscriber for one veal
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is q handsomely printed
BOOK OF 19l pages ppofusely illustrated with mort
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MARRIAGE LICRNsHs.-Mafr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Walter
s. Brady and Eliza b. curtis, both Of Primo,
Georges County, Md, Charles Hauer and Ii Ii,
Jertes; Charles S. JonC OF GAINESVILLE, Va, ant
Ednonia Bond, OF k0adavtlle, Va; Louis stearmal
and Annie Balamuth
A Law BOOK SToLEN.-Richard P. jackson, No
9,50 street, reports stolen II, m ais Office Law
Look worth $50.
s1O5 pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen IRON
hes bedroom u pocket book containing $I0.15-
Patrick Council, No 473 Pennsylvania avenue, re
ports stolen from his store yesterday 500.
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New York City Democracy.

DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP,
NEW YOuK, OvsoUef 31.-Tne Democratic ieadefs
have not yet come 70 any understanding q
TO WE0 shall b the union candidate Tor district
attorney, the only StuIn0lng-bi 10 the way
OF harmony. District attorney MARITIME still re-
fuses TO accept the nomination. There were few
politicians about the Westminster Motel the head.
quarters OF the conference committee, to-day and
That indicated that there was az yet no arrange
n com nr0nise
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Arrival Of . Famous Race Horse.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-The steamer Erin, W hitch
arrived At this port yesterday, brought twelve
FLOODED horses, including the celebrated racer
kossington by Dan Carter, valued at q 900 guineaS
The Unsve1saliss ConvenslOu ClOSer.
NV YORK, october 21.-The Universalist con-
venti0n, which has been In session several days
adjourned thus afternoon to meet next year In
Chicago
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The physictans OF sar Michael Hicks Beach have
informed him thst be can safely resume political
hfe.
Mr.. John b. q. Bergne, chief clerk OF the Amer
lOughOy D. AaycOck, Oh the commercial Depart
hlent OF the same once, VIVA accompany M: Joseph
chamberlain TO the United Htste& Mr.. Chamber
lain sails october -
The dry oods house Of woodman, True = Co. OF
forlland. Ne, suspended payment Zesterday and
Alfred Wo0dman.. The nablliltes VIII probably
not sxceed $4,000 II u impossible 70 state he
amount Of tue osBet2
me New York board q managers Of ths PRODUCE
exch4hee 1uope1ded about one hundro0 ana
twentysnvo memben yesterday ~ non-paymene
q sho6r ann0al oueS
Qiadssqas 3 oysswAelnsd WIN app,icauons To-
chips whfch ~ heWo fr0m ttoeA Hla el0e1t DQn
oayp his fAthef - NOS 1t All reoponGbke r. ~ cD
oular oent out charging Tor The chips
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LONDON. October 21.-Mr VIM. Graham, barrfs-
TER has been Instructed TO draw tn papers for the
paper BY Frank Hugh O'Donnell for 100000 dam
ages for libel IN publishing remarks about him In
II, articles on "Parnelisin and Crilne.n Mr.. Henry
James and Nj. Lumley Smith will defend the
TtMeS
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TAs ssvsaus sssanes Alssssaer .. rsilsa Casa
crutSa
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FOR lighthouses.
RREN1-uNFuRNIsHEp

III. 18th ct. n, Tor. .S6s
40 n. J. ave. ga. l0r. 30
II. Lei. svc.A-e-.lJr... 30
242S Craven I errace.9r.5O
2lt.s:- u 81. h.w.. lur....-
24l0 l4th st.n.w.,l1r so
1917 Conn. ave. l3r.s7.50
:sU:s2 ! st. NV, Sr. ID
100! 18th ct. n.w- Tor. 80
l.sl 4 BOTH Of. u-w- 17r. 90
ljthkk / ave. NV, 1lr.-
ll0k n 1T q. W. Liz. -
Ill u St n.w- llr. 40
2tUS lith St NV. Tor 40
l001-11 7th IT. NV
3r. aud store. IS
A., M. zyr.iL.w..8 r. :. 80
1905 18th n. n.W. 7r. 40
ll:Sy lUtn 1t. n w., 1f.. 30
l2l3 9TH 81. NV. Or. 49,
1875 18th ct. n. w.. TO-
lSU2 Corcoran st., Or. -
l5l3-lJ-lS-lv v St n.
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Tbs Ptua1bco Meeting.
nAMln nuNf wiz fAn Krns1 nAor.


PNLIco, Oct. 21.-First race-Purse $500 of
which 800 70 the second for all ares three-0uar-
terS OF y mile. Mamie hunt first, freedom second,
Beds third Time, 119X.
LBLkx TAxHs TIE snCoNp
Second race. purse 800, Of which 500 to the
second; FOR all ages mile and furi0ng. Lelex rst
Volante second, Swift third; time. 2Olk.
nARovHR wln rnB rnlap.
Third race, the Dixie sweepstakes. for three.
year-olda ~ eloo e1ch; two mica Hanover nryt.
0lsnm0und second; time 36ik.
Dssrols's Flrss Snow.
DHTRorr, NICE, October sl.-The nrst SNOW q
The seasoG fell to-day.
The republicas city convention IN Buffalo, n. r..
yesterday nominated Philip Becker for mayor
II was reported In New York yesterday that Jay
Gould will 20 70 RuNpe Tor years travel His
yacht, IL was said, IL 70 follow him.
halifax hsTeaftR $50 Do tho terminus OF the
Matthias Ivfsa well-known Boston erain dealer.
was killed b. being, cfushed bssWsSk schoonSf
The 1 oeosrss issa:issus adjourned yesterday
after hour monshs ssss,oa. Nos pablis nsasaEs
me western ,wssssways soavsasasn asssubasd
Y AsmphiA Tenn yssterday morning With so0
IN yslcsse suass Gonna has refused to dissolve
tue Injunction which prohipts bucket 0hopu
o.. nag QaoeAtaons roan the board OF tradA
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THg HAfEx BILL PASSED OVER Tug vEro-Tho
deadlock GU the question OF maj adlcurninent
which prevailed Ia the New lisrp-hirr gislaturo
Wednesday evening" between IEe aazen bill and
anti-lazrn till men continued until IN a yes.
ter .ay. AT That time tne minority report " tie
judiciary committee on tAe Neto ol the bill was r.-
ceived. IL recles taat the failure OF the Dill would
be pubic caiauliIy, ieay NJ the railroad question
In state OF chaos thai there l. no PROOF or bribery
or improper efforts 10 effect e. passage; that The
& ininal courts afford the proper tribunal Tor the
punishment OF an. guilty pc sou, aud that wise
legislation should lot he Murdered By tuis veto
anu tuert1or recOlniaPads tHat TIE bill pas not.
wiIhstanding the veto. =. r. Page, OF haverhill
moved to substitute tie IlihollIs the majority
report. This preci? tat- debate TAFT lasted into
the afternoon. Tine house then, by q vote Of l60
to LIS, substituted the minority 1T the majori.y
repOr.
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The Kaiser Returns to Berlin.
BERLIN, October 21.-Emperor william has ar.
rived here from Baden-Baden. He Is enjoying good
health.
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MAttHfEH,

Eleven detective officers az MOSCOW have teen
arrested Charged with conniving al notorious rO8.
beries
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 C.rsOn b MzcArtney, l4l3 street.
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LfoHr VERDICT FOR Rich MrkpEKra.-Tllet r1a
OF tseorge y lurner tue wealthy mil owner.
OF CO. uInDia, e., VINO last wIuter siiOt down one
OF his employees Terminated Thursday la q ooDvlo.
ton Of manslaugnter. Turner shot The young man
because he claimed more thaa was PAID hna. he
was sc. fenced " nve years ia the peRitentlary.
The prisoner Was releases on 10000 bali pendilg
tine result OF an appeal
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An Obliging Burglar.
I1R TELLS WHERE sONR DIsCARDEp PLUMBER NAY

Says q dispatch from Racine, Wis: Burglars
have overrun this city for several weeks, and TO-
day the rst clue to the rascals was furnished In
letter received ~ the Journal dated at the Kirby
HOUSE. Milwaukee, and reading as follows: IL Wis
night Since then ! have read about bold, bad
burglars and smart thieves till I'm tired. When
think OF climbing thirteen houses and getting into
only two, and the part OF my labor worth $685. l
threw them bracelets ana the ring with two stones
against door with force and tho velvet purse. /
west. write this letter, a. them articles may be
held In high esteem by the owners II every city
N the county was IKE youH burglary Would
In end advise him TO keep more money and less
bills Within reach. Yours, A Disappointed Burglar
Following up thee clues, O reporter fOuno all
the articles except q necklace. Mr.. Olin said the
burglars mention OF the bills was conclusive evi-
6ence that he was the enc who entered the house.
HIS house was buFYlaFi9ed last week.
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Americas AnsiSuarians.
ANNUAL MEETING or rHa soctErr-rRIBpr,
DEAD MEMBERS.

WORCESTER, MASS, october 21.-The American
Antiquarian Society IL holding It's annual meeting
here to-day. Hon. Geo z. Hoar presided. The re-
port Of the council was prepared and read by Prot
r. r. Dexter, OF Yale College.
He reported four members having died since he
April meeting, named: Hon Ben: Ptriey Poore;
Rev. Elias Mason. OF North Bellerica: DIR. Charles
Rouse, OF Washington, and Prof.. spencer A. Baird
late OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Fitting tributes were paid TO their memories
and brief biogra 3hical sketch OF each given.
The report then devoted considerable space 10 an
estimate OF the population OF the Anne lean
colonies
paper on the early African slave trade in New
England, by w. B. Weeder, OF Providence, was
read. Ex-Consul Thompson. OF Yucatan. presented
the casts OF the facade Of ruins at Labna.
The treasurers report show the investments TO
amount to $l03906 The receipts $l1,171, and
expenditures $5,545. The following were
elected members: Thos. Hill, late presi-
dent OF Howard college: Edward q. Mason,
OF Chicago; President hlrles X. Adams OF Ithaca,
n. Y, an Right Honorable WIN L Gladstone.
stephen SAIL bury, A NJ, was eIected president In
place or Senator HOar and was heartily welcomed
by The reuring president.
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Enc Trust Deed Void
PIissunG, October 2L-In the suit Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt against the trustees OF the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie Railroad Company, Judge Ewing
decided that the trust deed was absolutely void
and sainst public policy, The defendants viii
carry the Case ~ the supreme Court.
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The Plague ssamped Out.
CHICAGO SAID no Bs AT LAST tREKD Fkox PLKUR



PNkUNOSIA
"we are az the eld OF our work, said Dr. Nc.
Chesney, of the livestock commission, IN chicago
wednesday. "fhere Is no more contagious pieuro-
pneumonia In Chicago or cook county. Almost
ali the quarantinei and suspected cattle have
been killed. ana they were found hedltay. A large
proportion OF the cattle at the Phosaix. Chicago
and ShuieidIs dis;tleries nave been slaughtered
under Tue supervision OF the commission. aiId they,
ALSO, were foun1 IN perfectly healthy condition.,
as VIII the remainder nave hot Tie slightest
doubt In spite OF all oppoion and tine many
obstacles anu uniayorable cunfneuts upon our
work, Prof. Law and his stan nave stamped out a
virulent plague oil great magnitude The shortest
Time record" Prof. Law has lett Tor BAR imore
and New York, anu Will probably not return 10
Chicago again. The majority oi Tie examiners
have been transferred 10 other cities, most Of tic
clerks nave been dis harged, and bsfOre tho
1st OF November the United states livestock CON.
mission ofCook County VIII be Officially wiped out
the La sale street Offices viii b. closed up. and
the state veterinary board, wDo al present occupy
portion OF thea, Will rtrurn 10 tber quarters AZ
Springfield.
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Ch II = ~ ~ VT " nv.
II l011 OF av. lJr. 600
l22l C..sv.n.w-Isr3 or,
lslJ I sS.n.w.. t3r--...l Ia
1879 Mas. ave I'D
LA C. Az. E-S, liz. Eo
1915 IA st. u w.. Ar
lsOo N. II. ave. ..-...--
1l<.b loan . NV. lOr 10
ls29 u st NV, l5r. loo
1856 list st. nv 3r. 100
1000 9th &C. NV i tr. 100
lao VI. Az. Nv, -r-lvO
1914 zlst. NV, LII. LOO
lOlU 21st St NV. llf..y,I
III vlh n-v- stvre, w. 80
1yOS n ST. NV. l1r.. 30
1854 2sth St NV l4r-sO
SlT 18th 81. nv. l&r. e. 80
1870 st., upper part. Ill
1879 u st. n.w.. v-......lo
l.o0 ". h. ~ nv sr. 10
go lvth ct. NV. 15r. 30
.5:,1 v St NV, 1lr. 20
1884 2lst st-n-w.l0r. 10
lOJx 2lst Ct u. ~, Tor. rs
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A Law BOOK SToLEN.-Richard p. jackson, No.
$3.50 street, reports stolen II, N ais Office law
Look worth $3.50.
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1901 isth st n.w..12r.2oo
i2V4 18th NV, l3r zoo
lJIo X st.n.w.,1Ur. 1856. 81
1913 RI. ave. / lf. 1867
l6ll 3lst u-w.,1lr loU.67
2UzY Hillyer n, llr.. Il so
Ixu0 y It n. ~, l1r. $50
Dig 9th st NV .l0r. ..l5O
2l.J A Il. A.e., I4r......lJO
10 u 21st at n.w.,1lr.l5O
lUOY 9TH st. n.v.,14r $50
ltu6 Conu. Ave...,.,lZ5
l1O2 18th st. u. w-l1rl25
Ia, near lJsh ST. IA. w.,llr.-
l3lU 18th st. NV, Tor. les
14Oy 20th st. II. ". .Br. .l25
1923 10th Ut. n.w.,l0r. IFS
Md.Ave. ne. lUr.......l25
l5Zl 0st. NV, llr....llj
xo23 o st. NV, 1ir. ..lU0
8 Cook row n. w., i1r..lOO
examined BY Permit frJa
Mas >. fIsAER & %.
131A n 1T. nv
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BALTIMORE. Nd. October II. Virgins skies, con-
solid.t Il, 4o4 past due coupons, 81; ten forties,
34A; do. new tar s. 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMokE MD. October 2l:-Cotton firm and
street super, z 31a2I 5; do. extra 800
$3.50; do. family 31oa4.oo: city mills super 2.37
~ OO do. extra, OUa3O2 do kO Drsuus, 4.25a4.5O;
Patapsco superlatiye patent 10; do. family All
Mhest-s9,ntherH nrn; req. Tsa$|; amber s0as4 ;
Eoye9ber. sSs:asos.; psssmbss; sSsss.k J.nuary.
new yellow, 44s4v; western, dull and steady mixed,
spot. - = bid: October, 40Aa5Ok; December. 4S q
fennsyiyania 30A3 western white. 35s38; western
@ WESTERN sss ny aaiss
aud steady Mess pork !5o8ala75 Bulk %e..sT
Observation-Disclosures. N: hains l3al33;. Lard-reiined.
T. Butter hrn-wester packed l7a.s0; creamery, ~ .
gH Coffee quis. aud nrm-.ki0 carxoss Ordinary g
copper Iennsd dull. l0aI0,S. wLisky steady. 1 IA
LIS; Freixhts . Liverpool Per steamer no9inally
Receiptsanonr LOO barres. whest 10 900 bushels:
akAnf hpst,el oFxa.k .ll
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ROBBER1Es REPOkTED.-MrA l. p. Moore No.
G1O5 Pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen from
hes Ded-rvom u pocket book containing SLOT
Patrick Connell, No 473 Pennsylvania avenue re-
ports stolen from his STORE yesterday 500.
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TEE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the world
is offered free to every new subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
than 100 coiored maps and diagrams and contains
wealth or general Information. see advertise
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO ILL, October II, IL 4 mall the
markets. opened steudy and With but aiight changes
from the clio = Of yestsrday December wheat started
1t H. sold ct 7s,t. and IL now quoted st 73kx73A.
May corn Il now selling 81 445s November oats 25S
s25A. January lard. 617f January short ribs. 6.10
s6l2H January mess pork, 12O2H
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been issued by the clerk OF the court to Walter
s. Brady and Eliza b. curtis, both Of Prince
Georges County, Md, Charles Hauer and Ii lie
yefrres; Charles s. Jont S, OF Carksville, Va, and
Edmonta Bond OF koadsvtlle, Va; Louis Stearman
and Annie Balamuth.
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Deeds In fee have been died ~ follows: T. E.
waggamann to John Gaeeler, sub lots Is and 10
50. W; N,1o0. B. +. Gilbert TO Mrs. A. r. Perlie.
lot q, block IL, Takoma Park; $500. James Rob.
bins &c a. 70 Lucy Z Howard. lot II, 80. 277;
$685.. X Kendall to c. Hawkins, part 106 b. 3
addition 70 West washington; a. 5S5
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Gambling Rrsagas as,a 20 Rs,a.

A fRrsrxp NEW roRG CENTRAL oFFrisl puUnp -
n SlS,ooo saoRs ~ nw AocouNrs-
Thomas II. Davis o cashier and assistant frefrhs
agent OF the New YORK Central and huoron River
Railroad Company. was arraigned before Justice
German In New York yesterday, at the Jensrson
Market Police Court, charged with having sso,ea
from the company a large amount u moeey,
which came into his possession as their Agent On
October IL the examining accountants OF the COM
pany visited Davis al has once ~ lie inisht sta
ZION. Goth street and llth avenue, Tor the purp1se
OF making an examination of his money acxountS
Davis excused himself and went out lie did noe
Win their sork, which resulted In the discovery
that the agent was about si5.oO0 short
Treasurer T. v. w. kosslter, on being told OF the
situation, placed the case In he hands OF inspector
Byfnes, under whose Instructions pe ,ecuve-Ser-
geants Rogers AcCauiey aud oBr1en began q
search Tor Davis They found that he had q sister
living In Gold street Brooklyn, and had gone there
dir city after leaving has once the day referred
TO. After remaining at ms sisters about twenty
four hours be went BY the Annex paaI 10 jersey
hut proceeded only as Tar AZ Philadelphia From
that city he crossed over TO Canuen n. J.. and
gong 70 hotel there registered under the name q
J. II. Shaw.
here the detectives found him and brought him
back TO this city. Treasurer Rosl.er made TIE
necessary afhda,it changing Davis with grand
larceny, and Justice German Committed him fof
trial ia default Oh $500 bail Davis fully ad-
mitted h.s guilt and ssiid that his downfall was
due 10 gambling. he is about forty years old and
has been In the employ oi the company Tor eleven
years Davis possessed the toli confidence OF his
evidence OF his dishonesty was presented 90 them.
He lived with his wife and cniurcn al No. 262 West
l2sjth street. IL In not probable that an, u the
stolen money VIII be recovered.
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| CANNOT BE PAID OUT OF THEIR FEEs.-fn reply to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

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